Christian Kogler

Thanks! I ask the colleague tomorrow and check then.

Thank you - was "blind" obviously or looking somewhere else (not in the export window)! Sorry! But "text as curves" doesn't change anything. I try to send the font. I think, it's the one attached. But I have to check with the colleague from the graphics department tomorrow. Thank you for all the attention! That's very kind of you! Futura.ttc

Hi, yes, it must be a font encoding problem. I've tried it now with a different font and then it works perfectly. But I've used that font often in other applications, because it't the font our university uses and we are actually forced to use it on all print stuff. Where is the "more" button you're mentioning? I've got a German version, but I cannot find anything like that.

OK - here's the pdf. I had sent it to the colleague. And some screenshots. Export dialogue, finder, .... I've even tried a different setting - always the same result. Plakat EDIT 2017 2.pdf Plakat EDIT 2017 3.pdf Plakat EDIT 2017.pdf

Very strange! What could that be? Only on some machines? Both are Macs.

Hi again, I've opened it in Acrobat pro and in Apple's preview myself and I have the same problem like my colleague in both applications. Best wishes, Christian

He's using Adobe Acrobat Professional

Hi, I've come across a problem with pdf export. I've made document with 2 photos and und text fields and when I exported the pdf and sent it to a colleague the text was in unreadable letters. I attach the Affinity file and the pdf that you can see. What could be the reason? Did I do something wrong? Best wishes, Christian Plakat_EDIT_2017.afphoto

I meant the document background, yes! Okay - that's really simple! Sorry! Imagine - I bought Affinity Photo despite work is paying me for photoshop, but I like Affinity more!

Come on folks - don't tell me changing the background colour is that complicated in Affinity Photo! I think, I might not have bought it, had I known this! Please add an easy option! That's a real feature request! You need that so often!